Charity Bridge Benefit and Local Social Events
Cheyenne society reports a busy spell of charity and social gatherings. The King’s Daughters of the Congregational church hosted a Chautauqua program with the Montmorissy Woods Bureau and notable performers. Couples Earl Plock and Miss Magin wed in Denver before returning to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Sarah Bristol Maine
Montmorrisy Woods
Montgomery Ward
Chautauqua Bureau
Royal Hawaiian Singers and Players
Josh
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Margaret Weaver
Madame Schumannluke
L. W. Trumbull
Mme. Carrene
Harold Vaughan
Mise le Vasseur
Mise
Laura Lee
Theresa del Riebho
Mise Blamey
Rastus Moses White
Maing
King’s Dowghters
Ruth Chaplin
Kathryn Vale
Merrill Hart
Mae Doug ‘Ise Hrubaker
Kline
Camp Fire Girls Frolic At Absaraka Camp Fire Event
Minnehaha Camp Fire under guardian Miss Josephine Graven hosted Absaraka Camp Fire at Miss Helen Reid's Evans Street home. Girls arranged Indowe'en themes and performed siuntas rites to honor witches and spirits amid Halloween foods. Mrs. Reid and Miss Graves attended the late joyous frolic. Kensington gathering featured sewing, visiting, and a musical program by Hagermas with an Edison machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Josephine Graven
Misa Nighewander
Absaraka
Helen Reid
Will Reid
Evans Street
Miss Graves
Miss Nighewander
Mrs. Reid
Pleasant Kensington
Robert Archer
Hagermas
Edison
Electioneered Names on a Tardy Pageant Lineup
An OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Mire, Le J. Lareen, Vere Archer, and Meedames Hel en Hatton among others. The quality is poor with broken names and unreadable phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le J. Lareen
Vere Archer
Helen Hatton
HH. Dutcher
C. A. Reach
W. EB. Minrichs
Eric Gorham
Hover
Gordon, Lewi
Fred Miller
Atherly
A. J. Miller
L. H. Pomp
Taller
Grover Tein
Ftubblefeld
Lareen
Tyron
Women’s Clubs and Local Social Visits Notice
Multiple social entries detail Mrs Kendrick’s travels from Cody to Sheridan and Cheyenne with governor connections, Mrs Eggleston’s state tour for Cathedral home in Laramie, visits by the Schunemans from Sibylie and Boone, Miss Lacker’s eastern return after Pacific coast and Hawaii stay, and other guests including Coppock Young and McElroy family. CG Reach in Denver on business. Agnes Spearman bound for Papillion Nebraska today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Begleston
Denver
Governor's Mansion
Frank Hanescha
Tillie Lacker
Cincinnati
Mise Lacker
Pacific Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Agnes Spearman
Papillion, Neb
Visitor Recalls Cheerful Cheyenne Visit
Friends detail a pleasant stay in Cheyenne as she visits relatives, staying as a guest of her aunt Mrs. J T Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
J.T. Graham
Halloween Happenings At Local Clubs And School Event
The G T Five Hundred and T Atherly clubs meet Monday evening with Mr and Mrs C 5 Atherly. The O T club hosts a ghost dance at the Parish House Tuesday evening October 31 wearing winding sheets. Cheyenne high school Art club invites three friends per member for a fancy dress party at the gym tonight. Bake sale by Woman's club of the R M A hosted by Mesdames Winrichs Stuart Gorham Tyson at Kelley grocery selling baked goods opens at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Card Club
G. T. Five Hundred Club
O. T. Club
Hallowe'en
Cheyenne High School
Olive Wills
Mesdamesa
W. E. Winrichs
F. A. M. Stuart
Erle Gorham
L. R. Tyson
Kelley Grocery
Woman's Club
Church Circles Prep Bazaar and Bake Sale Details
Nearly fifty Presbyterian Aid Society members met at the church parlors to plan a December bazaar and a November bake sale. Mrs. Fred Hofmann and Mrs. W. H. Taylor hosted with tea served by Mrs. Ridgely, Mrs. Vreeland, and Miss Hoffmann. Violin solo by Mr. Alton Laughtin announced for the Congregational church morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Laughtin
Presbyterian Aid Society
Fred Hofmann
W. HW. Taylor
Willam McGuire
Ridgely
Frank Vreeland
Emma Hoffann
Appel Order Note Detected
A fragmented notice lists contact and location details for a local request or inquiry. Readable items include a phone-like code and a street address, suggesting a homeowner or business notice rather than a public official action.
No Military Training for New York Public Schools
A New York City education official argues that elementary students should not have military training, while high school students should receive strong boy scout and military style instruction to produce capable, disciplined men. The letter emphasizes hygiene, gymnastic training, and character development over soldiering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.ward Crampton
Department of Education
New York City
Cheyenne Classified Line Contains Local Contact
Street address and phone listing appear for Cheyenne Wyoming with contact number 175 J for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall Store
Earl Plock
Josepha M. Magin
Charles Magin
Mead Street
Rochester
N.Y
Plock i
Mra
G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Margaret Grier
Marie Laughlin
Minnie John
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Cheyenne Lodge
Anna Nelson
Bruca Nimmo
Chester Sorensen
Helen Nimmo
W. J. Bell, Jr
Nelson
Lucille Ridgley
Ruth Harrington
Georgia Hirst
Dorothy Gleason
Jeannette Mullen
Sue Mretsch
Ethel Nimmo
Madge Davis
Mary Mahan
M N Jefferis
Griffin
the Plains
Laramie
F. H. Eggleston
Charles D. Carey
Wyoming Book Store
Choice Records
Hagerman
Boyd’s Cash Market & Grocery
Heet
WooOyd
J. T. Boyd
B. Kendrick
Cody
Kendrick
Sheridan
Edgar Schuneman
Sibylie
Cheyenne Last Hight
John Schuneman
F. Schuneman
Boone, In
Georgia Sheahan
Miss Mayme
Joseph M. Carey
East
Boston
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
CG. A. Reach
Railway Mall Service
S.W. ST. Clair
Masseur
Carey
Liscuit Company
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ladies’ Suit Sale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Art Club Frolic
At, Mark's Guild
St. Mark's Guild Yeater
Hosteseca
Mesdames Huston
Pol Tomorlow
Egea
Olsen
Daves
the Sherman Co LF J
Swisher's Optical Service
W. 17Th St
Pou
J. Rosenblum
Paper Wanger
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Capitol Avenue
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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